November 04, 2010
Hunting Call Innovator Will Primos and Fred Bear® Archery Announce 10-Year Agreement at ATA 2006.
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ATLANTA, GA-- JANUARY 5, 2006-- Fred Bear® Archery and Primos Hunting Calls today finalized a long-term 10-year agreement with a ceremonial contract signing during the Archery Trade Association (ATA) conference and show in Atlanta.
On hand for the history-making event was Primos Hunting Calls founder and president, Will Primos, and Jim Allshouse, president of Escalade® Sports, parent company of Fred Bear® Archery.
"Today will cement months of discussion with Will and the Primos team, whose reputation as the world premier manufacturer of hunting calls and equipment along with his number-one rated Truth® About Hunting television show, Truth® video series and Team Primos pro staff is a natural fit for the archery innovation, history and ethical truths promoted by our company founder, the legendary Fred Bear," said Allshouse.
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The trail blazed by the late Fred Bear, considered the father of modern bowhunting, admittedly was a major influence in Primos1 decision to partner with his namesake company, Fred Bear® Archery. The decade-long agreement that will establish the following:
--Fred Bear® Archery will become the sole provider of hunting bows for all Primos television (title archery equipment sponsor), video and pro staff.
--Starting in the Fall of 2006, Fred Bear® Archery will introduce the "Team Primos Series" of hunting bows for the 2007 product season.
--Fred Bear® Archery will be licensed to feature "Team Primos Approved Products."
"Fred Bear and Will Primos are really kindred spirits, sharing a code admired by hunters and outdoorsmen around the world," commented Allshouse.
"Hunting ethics and conservation were really pioneered by Fred, who became a national advocate for both. Will, through his "100 Percent Fair Chase" slogan and equally well-known environmental and conservation concerns, is carrying on in Fred1s footsteps. We are delighted to have him with us for the next decade."